Diane Doe, Boulder Psychotherapy Institute Teaching Staff Member, is a therapist involved in helping people change. She calls her model Diligent Self Care. Her work helps clients become more emotionally present to self and others and to engage in freer, more creative living.

I've been in private practice for over 10 years and also present nationally on the topic of Mindfulness-Based Psychotherapy. I specialize in a number of areas including sugar/food issues, bipolar disorder, OCD and snxiety disorders.

I have personal experience with a debilitating sugar/food addiction and have recovered using mindfulness and other modalities. I have co-authored the book, "Break Out Of The Sugar Prison: You Can Overcome Sugar Addiction With the Powerful Basic States Mindfulness System and A Cutting Edge Nutritional Program."

To learn more about me and to register for my introductory mindfulness class or Sugar Prison Tele-Support group, you can go to: www.MindfulnessNow.com

Grief and Major life transitions counseling for ALL ages. Gen understands the deep confusion and pain of grief and significant life transitions. Gen can help you lean on your strengths and ease your suffering. Gen also has decades of experience working with children, and offers play therapy for children.

Specializing in Anxiety Disorders, specifically Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Related Disorders, for children, teens, and adults. I also work with trauma/abuse victims and their families, as well as, relationship issues.